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4 approaches to last-mile deliveries that can improve urban life

This video is part of: Centre for Urban Transformation

Deliveries are a vital part of daily urban life but their growth is creating challenges . The number of delivery vehicles in cities could rise 61% by 2030. This trend brings economic opportunities but it also requires new ways of dealing with the impact. By 2030, delivery traffic could add 5 minutes to the average commute in already congested cities. Here are 4 approaches that city governments and key stakeholders can use to minimize the impact.

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